H&N Piledriver Pellets, .177 Cal, 4.46mm Dia., 21 Grains, Domed, 250ct

Hits like a hammer. Bam! Bushy-tailed tree rats drop immediately.

Maybe make a teflon coated version.

Groups tend to be wider than expected, but still good for hunting.

I took a 1400fps,rifle break barrel ,put a very small amount of lube grease on the head of the piledriver pellet and was astonished at the results.There for PCP rifles,which is not what your supposed to do.

Price is a little steep,but for the results alright.

To continue my experiment if you turn the pellet around do you get a hollow point effect.

I took a 1400fps,rifle break barrel ,put a very small amount of lube grease on the head of the piledriver pellet and was astonished at the results.There for PCP rifles,which is not what your supposed to do.

Price is a little steep,but for the results alright.

To continue my experiment if you turn the pellet around do you get a hollow point effect.

I love these pellets. I have a power wire covered with pigeons that is 105 yards from the shooting bench in my attic. I've got a .177 Hammerli 850 on regulated 1800psi HPA that puts these pellets right where I want them. With the 16.2 gr JSB beast diablo even the slightest breeze would put them off by 12 inches at that range. Not these flying lead anvils. I'm almost always aiming at feathers when I pull the trigger and even in a steady breeze I'm only holding 2 inches to the side at most. I cant say how tight they group just that I can center-punch a pigeon at 105 yards nearly 100% of the time and for me that's money well spent.

The way it hits the target , the sound it makes . You know you put a large chunk of lead down range .

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Pellet fits tight in the barrel .

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They aren't accurate in any of my guns, from magnum springers to a Condor.

If you want a really heavy pellet, try the JSB Monster.

excellent pellet

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my big gamo's (hunter 1250) (gamo extreme) haven't any trouble asked gamo 1st no problem n they were right guns r deadly accurate ant way n nothing changed with these pellets. shot extreme @ 25 yards hunter 1250 sighted 4 11 ft waits by bath room door

Heavy, good shape.

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Takes a little getting used to to dial in the weight but this is a hard-hitting pellet and shoots very well.

Vary hard hitting. Fairly accurate out of my Crossman MTR77NP.

A few more pellets for the money.

These are supposed to be only for PCP airguns but they shoot just fine out of my Crossman MTR77NP rifle. Terminal effect is very good on a variety of targets from tin cans to crows.

Weight

Make pellets in the same tin all the same shape.

I received a tin of these pellets and was rather disappointed in the consistency of the size and shape of them. I submitted a picture to show the differences but I am not sure if I can include it with the review ... Anyway, what I noticed about these pellets was the considerable variance in the size of the tail on the bottom. Some were just as pictured on this site, most had some amount of extra material coming off of the bottom. Many had quite a lot of extra material at the bottom. Think of the material left over on a plastic model pieces if you don't cut it away, you will get the idea. This extra material at the bottom of the pellet, along with some slightly flattened heads are the likely cause of my 2+" groups at 40 yards...